Autograph letter signed : [London?], to [Lady Suffolk], [1759?].

Expressing her concern and that of her husband for the health of his sister; saying that Pitt renewed "his opinion that for her Health and Happiness he judged retreat the best, and Bath the best place in her present State. This Mr. Pitt did both in a view of Letting her know his real opinion if she thought fit to use it (of which He had not much expectation) and to prevent the possibility of her having to say that the step she is taking is with his approbation. Her answer which was Long in coming was wrote with an air of agitation and Distress, which gives us much real pain, but for which there seems no remedy, till her own reason will find it. We know your Ladyship's goodness will make the best use of this account, and are sure your judgment can never fail to suggest to you what is properest in every difficulty."